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Line 54: * The camp in ''[[Dragon Age Origins]]''. Soldier's Peak also serves the same function in the [[Downloadable Content\|DLC]] {{spoiler\|once you clear out the demonic infestation and deal with Avernus}}; in ''Awakening'' it's Vigil's Keep. * In ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]'' series, ''Daggerfall'' and ''Oblivion'' give the player the option to buy himself a house on multiple in-game locations to store their loot in. ''Battlespire'', ''Redguard'' and mobile phone games don't have things like that. In ''Morrowind'' you can't buy, but if you feel like it, you can just kill the owner of a house and it's yours to keep. Beware of [[Unwinnable\|breaking any quests]] though. * In ''[[Morrowind]]'', you are allowed to continue using the house of your early [[Quest Giver]] once he leaves, and can actually have one of three different manors built, complete with guards and servants, depending on which of the great houses you join. * In ''[[Oblivion]]'', you can buy houses from the head of any major town/city. Each one is different: the house in [[Wretched Hive\|Bravil]] is cheap and kind of run-down, but large; the house in [[Shining City\|Skingrad]] is extremely expensive, but it's a massive mansion, and you can get a servant! *** In ''[[Skyrim]]'', it's similar to Oblivion. You can buy houses from the heads of the major towns and cities, but unlike ''[[Oblivion]]'', you need to earn the respect of the head through completing quests for the people in their town. Yes,[[Dude, Where's My Respect?\|even if you're a well-known]] [[The Chosen One\|Dragonborn]] {{spoiler\|who resolved the civil war and prevented [[The End of the World as We Know It]]}}. * ''[[Fallout 3]]'' has two Player Headquarters: the Megaton house for good players and the Tenpenny Tower suite for evil ones. ** Brotherhood of Steel bases serve this function (late) in the first two games. Medical facilities, item storage, even surgery to improve your stats are available. Line 90: * Of course, your house in ''[[Animal Crossing]]'' games! In addition to being yours to decorate as you choose, it's where you store your items, listen to music, play NES games (in the original), save, and receive your mail. * Your farmhouse in the ''[[Harvest Moon]]''. In several games in the series, you can by other properties and build smaller houses on them. * ''[[Roblox]]''; [[Tagline\|What will you build?]] How about... ''Anything!'' == [[Stealth Based Game]] == Line 104 ⟶ 105: * ''[[Ghostbusters]]: The Video Game'' has the titular Ghostbusters' famous firehouse, complete with the fire poles, Ecto-1 in the Garage, and the containment unit in the basement. * ''[[Fortnite]]''; salvage material, build a fort, save the world, that's how the game works. The [[LEGO Adaptation Game\|LEGO version]] goes so far as to use the song "Any Way You Want It" in [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZAuqt_AvYY&t=45s the promotion material.] * ''[[Roblox]]'', like ''Fortnite'' but for younger players. == [[Turn-Based Strategy]] ==